Retro Kitchen Accessories from Amazon

If you spend any time on Pinterest, you know that farmhouse style is really popular. I get it. It’s hard to watch Fixer Upper on HGTV and not want to completely redecorate your house with shiplap and galvanized accessories. But, my tastes lie in a different direction: Retro. I absolutely love the time period from the Art Deco 1920’s through the Atomic Age 1960’s. It was a time when utilitarian objects did more than just their function. They had so much style and flair. Add some chrome, and, ohhhh baby. I spent some time shopping online and found 21 Retro kitchen accessories on Amazon that I would love to have in my house. Come on and oooh and ahhhh with me, if Retro is your thing.

Retro Kitchen Accessories from Amazon

One of my parameters for this list was color. Specifically, that lovely seafoam/mint/aqua that just screams 1950’s. But, I do have a few items that are in complementary colors.

6. Anchor Hocking Bistro Glass 2 Quart Pitcher – there are so many things to like about these! First, they have an aqua colored stopper, so you don’t have to worry about spills or odors inside the fridge. I like that it has an indented “handle” so it’s easier to pour. Finally, those fluted surfaces – fluting makes me happy.

11. Ivory Metal Vintage Matte Bread Box – doesn’t the phase “bread box” just make you think of the 50’s? What a stylish way to store your bread, rather than a big pile on the counter or in the cabinet.

Comments

I agree about painted wood – especially the chipping, peeling shabby chic look. It looks pretty, but I would pick at the peeling. Until it was naked ?. I like your favorites. Mine would probably be the KitchenAid mixer – I just love those swoopy design lines.

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